The history of Hangzhou Hocky

Huokeji was destroyed in 1958, rebuilt by the Provincial Buddhist Association and the former Dongyue Village Committee in 1999, and completed in 2003. The rebuilt Huokeji covers an area of 100 mu and is located in the dense forest of Fahua Mountain surrounded by mountains. Entering Fahua Wharf from Fahua Mountain, it flows through Xiangxi and runs through 3 1 Lan Ruo, with ten peaks and ten springs. At the dock, there is an ancient Fahua Pavilion, an ancient incense-worshipping road on the side of the pavilion and behind the temple. The stone steps are placed horizontally and shaded from the sun, reaching the North Peak. The overall structure of the temple is compact and profound. Temple buildings are all on the mountain, including the mountain gate, bell tower, drum tower, Heavenly King Hall, Mahayana Hall, Dharma Hall, Buddhist Sutra Building, Zen Hall, Fahua Lecture Hall and stupa. Especially on the platform of Dharma Hall and Buddhist Scripture Building, in this clean environment, the sound of Fahua Spring is crystal clear, and birds are singing everywhere, which makes me feel washed by dust.